Cascadas De Tamasopo | Tourist Attraction

November 26th, 2023 by Juergen

we, a couple over 60 years, found it very nice at a Sunday afternoon. not so crowded as other locations. good for lunch and coffee.
a good location when you love swimming under a waterfall or good for jumping and it's a thrill to swing into the water with lianas.

a absolutely must with children's.

and 150 mex Pesos entrance fee we don't want to discuss about if you come from abroad and a rich country. think about the entrance fee in your country.

February 5th, 2021 by to_feel_connected

Absolutely gorgeous. Yes, there are vendors and activities to be done here (ie it's been commercialized), but there was also a lack of litter and people polluting the water by washing their clothes or cars (which can been seen happening just north of here, at the unestablished site). So, pros and cons. The waterfalls were amazing. definitely worth the money, imo. But also, I'm like obsessed with waterfalls.

Anyway, it's open, despite the sign saying it's closed. I'm not sure why they say it's closed...

December 14th, 2020 by Moppedhiker

They asked for 100pp which seemed overpriced so we didn't enter. Pet friendly.

November 7th, 2020 by Schiebockner

This place is really more of a water park than anything else. The waterfalls are beautiful, but there are souvenir shops, restaurants, bars, swings, bridges, a small zip line and other water toys all over the place.

Price is now 100 pesos/person and 50 pesos for parking.

February 5th, 2019 by poramericavamos

Nice place, same prices. Recommended, just don’t come on weekends!

January 24th, 2019 by dgrolfe

we hesitated to pay another entrance fee but it was well worth it. Geourgous waterfalls. Would recommend this and the Dios...didn’t make it to Trampolina.

November 21st, 2018 by wigglyroads

Place for swimming under the waterfalls, awesome. Entry is M$50 pp, including kids, and parking is M$40. No camping, but plenty nearby.

November 8th, 2018 by Einmalrundum

Entrance fee is now 50 Pesos per person plus 40 Pesos parking fee.
We were here during the week and already the place was quite busy with bus loads full of local tourists.
For us the overall experience was not worth the money, there are more remote cascadas which are maybe not as tall but still nicer and cheaper

February 19th, 2018 by instagram.com/elantitour

Really nice park, worth the entry. It includes 4 major falls and a few smaller ones as well as large areas to swim in crystal clear water.
Some sitting areas, a few restaurants and toilets and showers (cold).
Daytime parking only and no re-entering allowed once you leave.

May 12th, 2016 by The Pin Project

Waterfalls in the village of Tamasopo. 40 pesos pp for entrance. No camping allowed. Plenty of camps around though. Very close to the village of Tamasopo and only 10 min drive from Puente de Dios.